On 01/26/2015 10:57 PM, Meade Anderson wrote:
A stretched out old sock (or two) works wonders...can be stretched over the seat, used as a glove for putting a chain back on, loose tools can be dropped into it to keep them together and from rattling. I usually have one with me and always have a couple for padding with my Bike Friday when packing and traveling. (Cheap cotton gloves also help deal with greasy chains when pulling wheels, etc...
I'm sure it will. However, it won't protect the computer mounted on your stem or handlebars, and it won't keep your brifter hoods from being messed up either (not an issue for either one of us, but a big problem for many riders). Sure, you could carry a blanket with you to protect the entire handlebar area -- and it'd come in right handy for picnics, too -- but all in all, it's easier to learn how to remove wheels without turning the bike upside down.
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